The phrase "an overall table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a comprehensive or summary table that encompasses various data or information.
Example: "The report includes an overall table that summarizes the key findings from all the experiments conducted."
Alternatives: "a summary table" or "a comprehensive table".
To use the indicators' absolute values would make it virtually impossible to produce an overall table for the institutions, since their position would be dependent on what subjects they teach, rather than on how well they teach it.
The data gathered here could easily be combined to produce an overall table of how different aid providers rank in the eyes of their recipients across a number of factors.
As with exports, we present an overall table of imports showing the direction of trade with Perus main partners over time.
An overall table combining both tropical oils and fats and other oils and fats is available in the 'Veg Oil Supply' table in the Supplemental data online.
Rs1229984 A-allele carriage was not associated with carotid intima medial thickness, electrocardiographic measures of left ventricular hypertrophy, fibrinogen, von Willebrand factor, factor VII, fasting blood glucose, N-terminal of the prohormone brain natriuretic peptide, or lipoprotein(a) overall (table S9 of appendix).
Women who were interviewed were more likely to have reported that they had high blood pressure on the questionnaire (386 of 1046 [37%] versus 447 of 1072 [42%]) than women with a response overall (Table 2).
However our undergraduate Guardian University Guide, which comes out each May, has an aggregate teaching score for undergrad courses in each department, ranks these in subject tables, and provides an overall league table.
But UCL dropped a place in the overall table to sixth due to a poor ranking in mechanical engineering and a few other subjects.
More than 150,000 of you have signed up so far, and Lawro has slipped down the overall table a bit after only amassing 70 points in round two.
Further the "compromised" subpopulation has generally lower birth weight specific infant mortality but a higher death rate overall (Table 3).
Temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMD) was reported by four studies, 21 24 29 39 with a low reported prevalence overall (table 2).
